Bowling Green High School - Hi Echo Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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DOROTHY When we think of the fwleuscirit times we had in hiqh school, well remem- ber Dorothy, czlwoys friendly with ct smile for everyone. Dorothy certainly kept the records, money, cznci qrcides efficiently at Bowlinq Green Hiqh School. m..-..t,, MRS, 'THURSTON There urn fil- Wf1YS people who work hrird without murh revoqnition for MRS. BOX ANU MRS, KRAUSE 'lhfese two ltxdies, very efficient their work. We wtint Mrs. tn their work, niunict up the office stuff of Superintendent Thurston to know how murh Hfuw:n1,n. lltxcztxrqlt 'uswm we chtfiirierl work pgzmiis, Vvle exteni we f1yvprot'it1tc her wotk in our lllll it ziyzturp-t'itzt1f,r1 to thent. howl: rfzmn, MRS. BOX MRS. KRAUSE MRS. THURSTON 197

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KENNETH DOEHRING - Commercial - E.S., Bowling Green State University: A.M., Cc- lumbia University. Mr. Doehring, who really had an interest in his teaching, was very well liked by his students. FORREST CREASON Coach, Physical Educc- tion--A.R., Findlay College, Green State University. Mr, sonal interest in each of his him popular with all. ROY V. HILTY-V-Vocal Music- M.A., Ohio State University remembered is Mr. Hilty, much effort, developed a fine ing Green High School. A.M., Bowling Creason's per- students mode B.A., Bluffton, Long to be who, through choir at Bowl- RAYMOND H. RUBRAKE--Spanish, Historye- A.B., Marietta College, A.M., Ohio State University. Very understanding, Mr. Ru- brake was well liked by all of his students. VlRGlNlA A. M.Xl,l.CRY English AR., Wittenberg Cotlrtacr M.A., Ohio Sfate Unt- vtvtsity. Vvlith a kind stnite and pleasing ttcrsotiality she was it triend to till wlio know llftl. ESTHER P. HAYHURST History HS, in Edit cation Bowling Green State University: A,M., University at Michigan, Vtfe really appreciated the personal help which Miss Hoyhurst gave to each ot us students. HAZEL M. MERCER English, French' -AB., Bethany College, BS. in Education, Bowling Green State University, A,M., Columbia University. VVith o kind, velvet voice, Miss Mercer will be long remembered by her stu- dents. ESTHER I. ALLMAN - - English - BS., Ohio State University. Miss Allman was a won- derful teacher with a pleasant personality and a southern accent. FRANKLIN G. SKIBBIE-Social Problems4B.S. in Education, Bowling Green State Univer- sity: A.M., Columbia University. An en- thusiastic teacher who created in his stu- dents a genuine interest in his classes. MAURICE M. MERCER-English, Iournalisrn, Economics--BS, in Education, Bowling Green State University: M,A., Ohio State University. Because of his good sense of humor and excellent teaching ability, his students enjoyed his classes immensely. VVALTER A. ALEXANDER ---- Vocational Agri- culture-'-B.S, in Agriculture, A.M., Ohio State University, Besides being a good teacher, he was a triend to all ot his students. NOT PICTURED lN'LLlAM H. VVEESTCN Typing BS., Bowl- n t Green Stite University. Having reid lv never t'wttecttjti MQ. l.'Vecstr,ri's nice acr- onality.

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IANTTORS These men, Mr. Hughes and Mr. Simmons, were constantly on the job, keep- ing our building clean. They deserve special recognition for their excellent work. LIBRARY STAFF The librarians were very helpful to us students, aiding us to find books and reference material. They were always patient and kind. CAFETERIA STAFF---All of us students who ate at the cafeteria will ever remember the delicious food prepared for us by Mrs. Askins, Mrs. Fortney, Mrs. Roach, and Mrs. Webb. Supervised by Mrs, Webb, they served nutritious lunches each day. MR. SIMMONS MR. HUGHES BUS DRIVERS---Even though the weather was rough, the bus drivers were always on the job, careful and dependable at all times. MRS. STlEFVATERfWe really appreciate having Mrs. Stiefvater, our school nurse, at Bowling Green High School. She was always friendly and had a cheery Word for each of us.